U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Lawmakers Call For Investigation Into ICE Over Reports That Pork Was Served To Muslims

"We want full accountability,” said Rep. Ilhan Omar, organized the letter along with her Muslim Democratic colleagues Reps. Rashida Tlaib and Andre Carson.
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Immigrant Detention Center Fed Muslims Pork During Pandemic, Activists Say

When Muslim immigrants complained to ICE staff and Krome’s chaplain, they were repeatedly ignored, and the chaplain told them, “it is what it is."
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ICE Detention Center Officials Indiscriminately Tear Gassed Asylum-Seekers, Complaints Say

Guards at Winn Correctional Center in Louisiana routinely use excessive force against detainees, according to a series of new civil rights complaints.
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Yemeni National Granted Asylum After HuffPost Report

After an arduous journey to the U.S., Osamah Mahyoub was initially denied protection by immigration officials and faced deportation back to Yemen.
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More Immigrants Have Died In ICE Custody This Year Than Every Year Since 2006

"Despite countless calls to free people from detention amid the rising rates of COVID-19 infection, ICE has done nothing — ICE is complicit in this loss of life."
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ACLU Sues After ICE Contractors Attack Lawyer Seeking To Aid Migrant Kids Locked In Hotel

The Trump administration has been detaining migrant children as young as a year old in hotels, according to the lawsuit.
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ICE Says New International Students Will Be Barred From Entering U.S. If Fall Classes All Online

The ruling is a narrower version of a widely panned policy that the Trump administration rescinded earlier this month.
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Migrant Kids Held In U.S. Hotels, Then Expelled

Some of the immigrant children detained in hotels were as young as 1.
By Nomaan Merchant, AP

The COVID-19 Crisis Is Exploding Inside ICE Detention Centers

Thousands of guards and detainees are testing positive in facilities where safety and social distancing are impossible.
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Artists Enlist Skywriting Planes To Expose The ICE Detention Crisis In Our Backyards

Cassils, Rafa Esparza and more than 80 other artists hope to elevate their statements about "the invisible violence taking place in our country right now."
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